Located along the Big Piney River, Devils Elbow, Missouri is an unincorporated town in Pulaski County. The community was named for a particularly bad bend in the river known as a devil of an elbow. The town was settled around 1870. Although unincorporated, the town does have a post office and its own zip code. Devils Elbow may be accessed through the east-west route known as I-44, which was formerly US Route 66. Three bridges cross the Big Piney River at Devils Elbow, including the modern I-44 bridge, the later US Route 66 alignment on Highway Z, and the original US Route 66 alignment on Teardrop Road that includes a historic bridge known as the Devils Elbow Bridge. Devils Elbow is in the western part of the Mark Twain National Forest, southwest of Clementine, Powellville and Arlington, northwest of Spring Creek, and northeast of Fort Leonard Wood.
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Family owned and operated, the business offers waterfront accommodations and boat rentals. Its location, packages and rates are put forth, along with photographs, special offers, contacts, and a guide to the surrounding Devils Elbow, Missouri region.
http://www.devilselbowfishingresort.com/
Devils Elbow Ale & Smoke House
Offering smoked meats, craft beer, and whiskey, the bar is located in Devils Elbow, Missouri. Its location, main menu, brunch menus, lunch specials, and a schedule of live music is put forward, along with its hours of operation and bookings.
http://www.devilselbowalehouse.com/
Located in Devils Elbow, Missouri, the apartment complex is featured. Directions, floor plans, amenities, and a list of resident services are presented, with contacts and photographs.
http://www.ftleonardwoodapts.com/
Situated on the Big Piney River in Devils Elbow, Missouri, both one and two room rental cabins are available. Directions, photographs, contacts, rates, and information on what to bring are put forward.
http://www.pineybeachcabin.com/
